This is an All-Ears English episode. Are you starting something new? Two idioms to get the ball rolling?

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When you ask a friend about something new they've started, it's one of the best ways to connect in English.

Today, learn two idioms that will help you shake things up when it comes to your English conversations. Plus, you'll hear about a special offer to start something new today.

Lindsay, how are you? Hey, Aubrey, I'm feeling great. How are you? What's going on?

Excellent. I have a question for you. Okay, it's fall, right? I feel like fall is such a good time for starting new things. People are starting school.

Maybe we're starting fitness goals, but so my question is, what about you? Have you started anything new lately?

Oh my god. That's a great question. I am dreaming of starting a dance class. I want it because I'm not a very good dancer. Never really have been.

And I would love to take like a hip-hop dance class or just a modern dance class. And video or it didn't happen.

I mean, we're not expression of people are like pictures or it didn't happen or like video or it didn't happen or something like.

I'm not going to send you a video. No, I see video. I love that though. That's so fun. It's an aspiration.

So let's see if I can do it. But yeah, that is something. That's my big thing for the fall.

So let's make sure I commit to that. What about you, Aubrey? Are you doing anything committing to anything new this September?

You know, I am going to recommit to something I stopped doing. We have an indoor bike, a peloton.

And I was really good about doing a ride. No stays. And I'll bet it's been two weeks since I did a ride. So I need to start back up again.

Right. I need to recommit. I miss it. I really loved it. And I feel it affecting me physically too. I'm like breathing heavily as I get up to the top of the stairs.

I'm like, oh boy. Okay. We need to get back into the swing of things.

Well, it's funny because we were on our fluency party last night and a lot of, we were talking about exercise.

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